Craig, The essential tools needed to correctly remove a luger barrel are a wrench the exact shape of the receiver and attaching your barrel vise as close to the receiver as possible. I do remove and install luger barrel @$100. This also includes, head spacing, chamber ream if necessary and test firing. Tom
barrel removal
I have a 1915 DMW , I want to remove the barrel from the receiver. Can anyone provide or recommend a procedure for removal of the barrel so that I do not damage either part?
Thank you, craig
cfm
Thank you, craig
cfm
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craig:
Even if you have the proper tools, if you are not familiar with this proceedure, your chances of damaging one or both of the parts is more likely than not.
Even if you have the proper tools, if you are not familiar with this proceedure, your chances of damaging one or both of the parts is more likely than not.
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